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using procoder3 with DVDA
I’ve been trying for a couple of weeks now to use procoder 3 with DVD Architect 4.5. DVDA won’t accept m2v files, and m2t files force it to recompress (which defeats the purpose of even using procoder). And when I try and input a m2p file as video (with the ac3 file as audio) it puts up an error message saying it can’t use that kind of file.
What’s the deal? I just want to compress the movie using procoder and use the video from that and the audio in ac3 format to make a dvd! Why is that so difficult? BTW, I don’t want to use another program to recompress anything, I need it to be the best quality possible.
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7 Replies
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Sorry Jonathan,
I dont know anything about Procoder….never used it before.
I only always recommend ‘Sorenson Squeeze’….Doubt you’ll
have a single problem with it.Steve Rhoden
Creative Director
TNX EFFECTS STUDIOS.
sample bits at
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For professional DVD encoding for films, you need better than sorenson. Procoder is definitely the best for the money. Getting better than procoder means paying serious money. :-/
Anyone have an answer to my question?
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Well then….if thats the case, you are gonna have to
fork out that serious money.Steve Rhoden
Creative Director
TNX EFFECTS STUDIOS.
sample bits at
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Is there anyone that’s actually familiar with procoder?
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use it all the time… does a great job – though i usually use it for mp4, etc.,
i think the last time i did a dvd with it i created .vob – but i don’t remeber if i created in dvda or knocked off a quickie in womble…
leslie
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Still can’t get it to work. Anyone out there able to help??? It sees the m2p or mp2 file but won’t open it.
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I use Procoder all the time to go from m2t to m2v or m2p. Love it for high quality. I like editing in Vegas 8, but the results I get with their Mainconcepts codec are quite bad showing all sorts of motion artifacts no matter what settings I pick. I generally use Ulead’s Express to Author the DVD’s. Works fine. Suppose when I get to Blueray I’ll have to change to DVD-A.
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